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الهيئة القومية لضمان جودة التعليم واالعتماد

University :Alexandria

Faculty :Medicine

Program Specifications

Academic year :(2015-2016)

A. Basic Information:

1. Program title : Master Degree of Orthopedics

2. Program Award/Degree :Master Degree.

3. Departments offering the program : Department of Orthopedics and traumatology

4. Type of program :Single

5. Program Coordinator :Prof .Dr .Fahmy Anwar Shoukry

6. External evaluator(s :)Prof .Dr .Adel El-Morshedy

7. Date of program specifications approval: 2015 .

B. Professional Information

1- Program Aims This program aims at:

1.1 Providing the graduate with necessary knowledge, skills & attitude to deal efficiently with most cases of trauma &

orthopedic diseases.

1.2 Improving capability to perform research work.

2. Academic reference standards & Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)

This program is designed to achieve all the minimum expected competencies for a master degree in

orthopedics approved by the department of orthopedics, faculty of medicine .Alexandria University and

based on

1-Generic Academic Reference Standards (ARS ): Postgraduate Medical Education, Egypt 2009 .)Published by

National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education (NAQAAE )National

[ http//:naqaae.org/main/php/book/index.php]

On completion of this program, graduate should be able to: Domain Academic Reference

Standards

ILOs

A. Knowledge and

understanding

The graduate must have

sufficient knowledge and

understanding of:


• Basic facts and main

advances dealing with

theories of the

orthopedics,

traumatology and

related subjects /

fields.

• Immediate results of

surgical procedures

and their common

complications.

• Basics and ethics of

scientific research.

A1 .Describe the structural characteristics of the

musculoskeletal system at different stages of life at

both the macro and micro levels.

A2 . Discuss the normal functions of the different

components of the musculoskeletal system.

A3 .Explain the phenomena occurring in different

musculoskeletal system disorders on the basis of

structural and functional changes.

A4 .Recognize the different organisms involved in

musculoskeletal infections & their effects

A5 .Outline the pharmacological basis of different

drugs used in treatment of musculoskeletal disorders.

A6 .Describe the general concepts & basic principles

concerning diagnosis, management and complications

of skeletal injuries and orthopedic diseases including

the modern techniques.

A7 .Outline the possible concomitant injuries to other

systems as vascular genitourinary, cardiothoracic,skin

and head injuries.

A8 . Explain the pathophysiology of fracture healing,

the biomechanics of the skeleton and the biomaterials.


B. Intellectual

skills

• Analyze clinical

findings to derive

appropriate

differential diagnosis .

• Design a management

plan and priority task

especially in major

and massive trauma.

• Solve some complex

problems that do not

conform to classic

data within major

orthopedic disorders.

• Integrate different

information data to

solve professional

problems.

B1. Use of the data obtained from the history and

clinical examination of the common orthopedic and

traumatogy problems to reach possible diagnosis .

B2 .Interpret the clinical findings in some rare and

uncommon conditions (especially in the field of

tumors, congenitial malformations, dysplasias,

specific infections )to find a possible differential

diagnosis .

B3 . Choose the necessary investigations for specific

clinical situations in common orthopedic and trauma

problems.

B4 . Apply evidence-based principles and the

scientific knowledge base to critical evaluation and

decision-making in clinical judgment in the field of

orthopedic and trauma problems, with special

reference to polytrauma patients and mass trauma.

B5 .Plan management strategy for common

orthopedic and traumatology situations and some

uncommon and difficult situations.

B6 . Design priority scheme in managing patients

especially in poly trauma ,mass trauma, as well as in

preparing routine operative schedules .

B7 .Write summaries and reports on recent trends in

multidisciplinary management according to the CME

programs he attended


• Become aware of

multidisciplinary

management schemes .

• Conduct a scientific

research and/or

write scientific

systematic approach

to research problem.

B8 .Decide type of management that is cost effective

according to the patients' condition , economic

situation and preferences .

B9 .Assign trauma team duties according to efficiency

and skills in managing critical situations

B10 .Construct a protocol of a research work

according to the scientific rules.

B11-Analyze the results of the clinical & practical

parts of the research using appropriate statistical

methods.

B12.Interpret the research data to reach a meaningful

conclusions


C. Professional

skills

• Conduct all basic

technical procedures

especially emergency,

first aid and some

complex procedures.

• Provide advanced

trauma management

and life support.

• Use basic and some

modern tools for

managing patients &

improving practice .

• Quality standards of

the practice.

• Take professional

decisions in wide

range of professional

situations.

C1 .Examine thoroughly and systematically the

patients

C2 . Perform all first aid and emergency procedures in

the field of traumatology within the international

standards of Royal College of Surgeons.

C3 .Correct most of the congenital & acquired

deformities of the musculoskeletal system using basic

& some modern tools

C4 .Perform Standard & Common method of fracture

fixation both conservatively and operatively within

acceptable standards of accuracy & time using basic

& some modern tools

C5 . Manage efficiently common types of

inflammatory & degenerative conditions of the

musculoskeletal system including basic operative

interventions using basic & some modern tools

C6 .Perform basic investigations & standard

interventions for patients with neoplasms including

diagnostic and simple therapeutic operative

procedures.

C7.Anticipate & Treat post operative homeostatic

complications following standard measures.

C8 . Follow the treatment of patients with complex

diseases according to the plan designed by the

consultants


• Manage efficiently

patients during the

postoperative periods

including homeostatic

changes & common

complications

• Write and appraise

different types of

medical reports

C9 .Design the preoperative plan of management of

patients

C10. Treat postoperative complications with emphasis

on emergency measures

C11 .Write the preoperative, operative, postoperative

& referral reports according to standardized formats

C12 .Supervise & appraise report writing by junior

staff including discharge & follow up reports.

D. General and

transferrable

skills

• Communicate

effectively with people

of different levels of

education and social

strata using various

methods.

• Use different sources

of information to

obtain data, improve

professional practice

and learning curve.

D1. Council patients of different social strata using

appropriate language and terminology to conduct

necessary information about their disease & required

management .

D2 .Present information about available and recent

trends in the specialty using different sources (written

, electronic)

D3 .Search in different literature sources utilizing all

available resources in the field of practice

D4 . Critically appraise the retrieved data to select the

evidence based knowledge and practice


• Practice self & peer

appraisal

• Able to work in teams

and accept leadership

from other members

of the multi-

disciplinary team.

D5. Use quality and performance indicators to

monitor and evaluate the junior team working under

his supervision.

D6 .Evaluate his performance using standard

performance indicators

D7 .Accept criticism from peers and seniors and

implement change required

D8.Work collaboratively with subordinates,

colleagues and seniors in the operative theaters and

wards

D9.Lead teams of junior staff, and related health

professionals in offering ward & OT services .

E. Attitudes and

ethical

behavior

• Follow the national

code of ethics with

special reference to

items related to

surgical procedures

E1.Respect patients' privacy throughout all steps of

management & follow up

E2 . Follow strictly the safety & infection control

procedures in OT & wards

E3.Value the role of all health care professionals

involved in the surgical & rehabilitation team.


Program courses /ILOs Matrix

ILOs

Course title

a1 a2 a3 a4 a5 A6 A7 A8 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B11 B12

Anatomy for

Orthopedics

X X

Histology for

Orthopedics

X X

Biochemistry

for Orthopedics

X X

Physiology

for

Orthopedics

X X

Pathology for

Orthopedics

X

Microbiology

for

Orthopedics

X

Pharmacology

for Orthopedics

X

Surgery for

Orthpaedics

X X X X

Trauma :I

a

x x x x x

Trauma :I

b

x x x x x x

Trauma :I x x x x x


c

Trauma :I

d

x x x x x x

Orthopedics I

a

x x x x x

Orthopedics I

b

x x x x x x x

Orthopedics I

c

x x x x x x

Orthopedics I

d

x x x x x x x

Basics of

Research

x x x x x x x x

Thesis x x x

ILOs

Course title

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 C11 C12 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 E1 E2 E3

Anatomy for

Orthopedics

Histology for

Orthopedics

Biochemistry

for Orthopedics

Physiology for

Orthopedics

Pathology for

Orthopedics

Microbiology

for

Orthopedics


Pharmacology

for Orthopedics

Surgery for

Orthpaedics x x x

Trauma :I a x x x x x x

Trauma :I

b

x x x x x x x x

Trauma :I c x x x x x x

Trauma :I

d

x x x x x x x x

Orthopedics I

a

x x x x x

Orthopedics I

b

x x x x x x x x x x x

Orthopedics I

c

x x x x x x x x x x x

Orthopedics I

d

x x x x x x x x x x x x

Basic of

research

x x x x x x x x x x

3. Curriculum Structure and Contents:

Program duration :This program is fulfilled in not less than 2 years with a maximum of five years .

Students should fulfill a total of 40 credit Hours.

Program structure:

A. Basic of research : 3 credit hours

B. Obligatory courses :29 Credit Hours C. Thesis : 8Credit Hours

A. Obligatory courses: Number code Title Credit Hours Contact Hours

Lectures Clinical Operative

1 051408260 Anatomy for Orthopedics 1 14 - -

2 051308260 Histology for Orthopedics 1 14

3 051608260 Biochemistry for Orthopedics 1 14

4 052008260 Physiology for Orthopedics 1 14


5 052808260 Pathology 1 14

6 051808260 Microbiology 1 14

7 050608260

Pharmacology 1 14

8 053208260 Surgery for Orthpaedics 1 7 14 -

9 05260701 Trauma :I a 3 14 21 7

10 05260702 Trauma :I b 3 14 21 7

11 05260703 Trauma :I c 3 14 21 7

12 05260704 Trauma :I d 3 14 21 7

13 05260705 Orthopedics I a 3 14 21 7

14 05260706 Orthopedics I b 3 14 21 7

15 05260707 Orthopedics I c 3 14 21 7

16 05260708 Orthopedics I d 3 14 21 7

4. Program Admission Requirements:

According to the regulations of the credit hour bylaws of the Faculty of Medicine Alexandria University

(annex).

5. Regulations for Progression and Program Completion:

According to the regulations of the credit hour bylaws of the Faculty of Medicine Alexandria University


(annex).

6. Methods of student assessment:

Methods Intended Learning outcomes to be

assessed

1 .Written Exam a1-a5, b1-b3,c2,6,8

2 .Clinical Exam b4, c1,c3,e1,e2

3 .Assignments c4-c8,d1-d9,e3

4 .Thesis b4,c4, c7,c8,d1,d3,d4,d7,d9,e1-e3.

7. Methods of program evaluation:

Evaluator Tool

1. Students enrolled in the program Questionnaires.

2. Alumni (graduates( Statistical analysis of exam

results

3. Stakeholders (Employers) Not yet

4. External Evaluators

Program Director :Prof .Dr .Hassan El-Hoseiny

Program Coordinator :Prof .Dr .Fahmy Anwar Shoukry

COURSE DESCRIPTION


1 Code Credit hours (1) Course Prerequisites

051408260 Lectures Practical Anatomy for

Orthopedics

1

This course includes upper Limb (General and special features of their

skeletons, muscles, vessels, nerves, regions .Also all joints of the limb,

applied .)Lower Limb (General and special features of their skeletons,

muscles, vessels, nerves, regions .Also all joints of the limb, applied .)Head

& Neck (osteology of the vertebral column,muscles, ligaments, joints,

vessels and nerves related, vertebral canal

2 Code Credit hours(1)

Course Prerequisites

051308260 Lectures Practical Histology for

Orthopedics

1 -

Histology of cell, Connective tissues, Bones, Joints, Cartilage .Ossification

and structure of epiphyseal plate .Skeletal muscles, Peripheral nerves and

endings.


051608260 Lectures Practical Medical

Biochemistry for

Orthopedics

1 -

Bone Turnover markers, Hormonal control of ca & P, Metabolism .Genom.


052008260 Lectures Practical Physiology for

Orthopedics

1 -


Tissue fluid formation and oedema, Homeostasis, Shock, Hypothalamic -

Pituitary Axis .Calcium and phosphorus homeostasis, Water and electrolyte

balance, Acid - Base balance, Body response to trauma.


052808260 Lectures Practical Pathology for

Orthopedics

1 -

Inflammation, Gangrene, Neoplasia, Bone and Joint diseases.


051808260 Lectures Practical Microbiology for

Orthopedics

1 -

Nosocomial hospital infection .Sterilization & disinfection .Antimicrobial

agents .Bone and joint infections, Viral hepatitis and HIV .Tetanus and Gas

gangrene .

7 Code Credit hours(1) Course Prerequisites

050608260

Lectures Practical Pharmacology for

Orthopedics

1 -

Analgesics :Narcotics, Non-narcotics, Non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs .

Chemotherapy of infection, Chemotherapy in bone tumors .Drugs used in the

treatment of osteoporosis, Rheumatoid arthritis and related disorders . DVT.


053208260 Lectures Clinical Surgery for

Orthopedics

0.5 0.5


Shock, Poly-traumatized patients .Abdominal and pelvic injuries .Blood

transfusion and substitutes .Chest trauma .Skin Coverage .Urinary tract

injuries .Venous diseases and deep vein thrombosis . Head injuries.


05260701 Lectures Clinical Trauma (Ia)

1 2

Fracture :classification, mechanism of injury healing, clinical picture,

complications, management, common associated problems (vascular,

cardiothpracicd,urinary).


05260702 Lectures Clinical Trauma (Ib)

1 2

Dislocations :types, clinical, complications, management of pathological ,

stress , open fractures ,Osteoporotic, elderly ,children sport fractures, nd

poly trauma .


05260703 Lectures Clinical Trauma (Ic)

1 2

Fractures of clavicle, Scapula, humerus, radius, ulna . Injuries of A-C ,S-C ,

shoulder, elbow, wrist joints. Injuries of the hand and cervical spine .

Peripheral nerve injuries.


05260704 Lectures Clinical Trauma (I-d)

1 2


Fracture :pelvis including the acetabulum, femur, tibia, fibula and foot .

Dislocation and injuries of: hip, knee, ankle, foot .Dorso-lumbar spine

injuries .


05260705 Lectures Clinical Orthopedics(I a)

1 2

Development of skeleton, structure of bone, cartilage, joints mineralization

of bone, Major congenital malformations, cartilage diseases, avascular

necrosis of bone, metabolic bone diseases ,Osteoporosis. Poliomyelitis,

Obestatric paralysis and cerebral palsy.


05260706 Lectures Clinical Orthopedics (Ib)

1 2

Bone joint infection, some Deformities, bone tumors and cysts.


05260707 Lectures Clinical Orthopedics (I-c)

1 2

Diseases of Spine, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand.


05260708 Lectures Clinical Orthopedics (I-d) 05260705

05260706 1 2

Pelvis, hip, knee, ankle, foot. Diseases. Medical ethics.

Course Specifications

University: Alexandria

Faculty: Medicine

Department: Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 051808260 Course Name: Microbiology for Orthopedics

Program in which the Course is Given: Master degree of Orthopaedic Surgery

Number of Credit Hours 1 Theoretical Clinical/Practical

Course Aims: Provides the candidate with adequate knowledge about the micro-organisms

commonly met in orthopaedic surgery practice , in hospital infections, and the micro-

organisms that he/she may possibly get infected. Also methods of infections ,control and

treatment of these organisms.

Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)

Program ILO (refer to program

matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding

A4 .Recognize the different

organisms involved in

musculoskeletal infections & their

effects

A1- Identify the common micro-organisms

that may affects the bone and joints either

primarly or post-operative, their method of

infection, their prophylaxis and

management.

A2-Describe the organisms causing hospital

infection and infection control measures to

limit this problem.

A3- Identify the organisms that may infect

the orthopaedic surgeon personally during

his practice, with special reference to

hepatitis virus. the method of prophylaxis

and control.

B. Intellectual

skills

1

C.Professional

and Practical

Skills

D. General

Skills

Course Content (Units/Topics)

Teaching/Learning Methods

Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Nosocomial hospital infection.and methods of their control

✓ ✓

Sterilization & disinfection .Antimicrobial agents. Bone and joint infections

✓ ✓

Viral hepatitis and HIV .Tetanus and Gas gangrene.

✓ ✓

Please check (✓) the appropriate method.

Student Assessment

Methods of Assessment

Essay Objective questions

Case OSCE/OSPE

Assignment Logbook fulfillment

Others

Schedule of Assessment

Mid-term %

End of term 100 %

Distribution of Marks

Written Exam 100 %

Practical/Clinical Exam %

Others %

✓ ✓

List of Textbooks and References

Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

✓

Suggested Extra Reading

Journals and Periodicals, others

Course Instructor

Name:Prof. Dr .Mai Moheb Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name:Prof. Dr.Ihab Badawi Signature:

Program Director (Head of Department)

Name: Prof Dr. Yosry Eid Signature:



Faculty: Medicine

Department: : Orthopaedics and traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 05260707 Course Name: : OrthopaedicsIc



Course Aims: Gives good information and some training of the diseases of the spine,

shoulder, elbow and hand including nerve entrapments.



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge and

Understanding

A6 .Describe the general concepts

& basic principles concerning

diagnosis, management and

complications of orthopedic

diseases including the modern

techniques.

A1-Recognise most of the diseases and

anomalies of the spine ,shoulder hand

and elbow and their management.

A2-Identify the types of entrapment

neuropathy of the hand and different

types of paralysis of the muscles of the

hand , their management and the

expected results of treatment .

B. Intellectual skills

B1. Use of the data obtained from

the history and clinical

examination of the common

orthopedic problems to reach

possible diagnosis .

B3 .Decide the necessary

investigations for specific clinical

situations in common orthopedic

and trauma problems.

B1-Interpret the history tasking and the

different examinations techniques

chosen to narrow as much as possible the

differential diagnosis or reaching a

diagnosis.

B2- Decide the best investigation needed

for specific clinical situation , putting in

mind the cost of the investigations ..

2 1

B4 .Apply evidence-based

principles and the scientific

knowledge base to critical

evaluation and decision-making in

clinical judgment in the field of

orthopedic problem.

B5 .Plan management strategy for

common orthopedic situations and

some uncommon and difficult

situations.

B8 .Decide type of management

that is cost effective according to

the patients' condition , economic


B3- Interpert the different common and

modern investigations available to

narrow differential diagnosis.

B4-Outline the possible differential

diagnosis ,

B5-Design an acceptable management

plan in the common diseases of the

upper limb and some rare conditions.

B6-Decide the best cost effective

management , based on the clinical and

economic situations and patients' needs.

C.Professional and

Practical Skills

C1 .Examine thoroughly and

systematically the patients

C5 .Manage efficiently common

types of inflammatory &

degenerative conditions of the

musculoskeletal system including

basic operative interventions using

basic & some modern tools

C7.Anticipate & Treat post

operative homeostatic

complications following

standard measures.

C8 .Follow the treatment of

patients with complex diseases

C1-Identify the best method of history

taking from the patient and his parents

that may extend to the prenatal time.

C2-Examine the patient generally and

locally.

C3-Diagnose most diseases of the upper

limb and spine especially the hand ,

anticipating the expected function at the

end of the treatment.

C4- Plan the management scheme for

most diseases of the upper limb and

spine especially the hand , anticipating

the expected function at the end of the

treatment.

C4-Choose the best method of

management of the individual diseases

weighing the advantages and

disadvantages of each method including


C5-Apply efficiently the conservative

according to the plan designed by

the consultants

C9 .Design the preoperative plan

of management of patients

C10. Treat postoperative

complications with emphasis on

emergency measures .

C11 .Write the preoperative,

operative, postoperative &

referral reports according to

standardized formats.

C12 .Supervise & appraise

report writing by junior staff

including discharge & follow up

reports.

management of the different diseases of

the hand, elbow, shoulder and spine.

C6- Perform common surgical

operations and some uncommon ones in

the upper limb diseases and few surgical

procedures of the spine.

C7- Identify the postoperative

complications especially after spine

surgeries .

C8- Apply all methods of the

conservative treatment designed by the

consultants for complex diseases.

C9-Perform some of the surgical

treatments designed by the consultants

for complex diseases.

C10- Plan preoperative preparation

especially for cases of multidirection

deformities and neoplasms.

C11- Manage efficiently the

postoperative complication either by

himself or by asking for the correct

assistance.

C12- Write correctly, honestly and

precisely the patient's notes and the

referral letters.

C12-Ensure that his younger staff are

writing notes and referral letters

correctly , through teaching and

supervising them

D. General Skills

_________________ E-Attitudes and ethical behavior

D1.Council patients of different

social strata using appropriate

language and terminology to

conduct necessary information

about their disease & required

management .

E2 .Follow strictly the safety &

infection control procedures in

OT & wards E3.Value the role of all health care

D1- Describe to the patients and their

relative, in a clear honest way, the

management scheme and the expected

results, complications especially in the

fields of spine and hand.

E1-Apply the infection control

procedures to limit the postoperative

infection.

E2-Cooperate with the infection control

professionals involved in the surgical & rehabilitation team

group, radiologist, and physiotherapist

to improve the results of the treatment.



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Spinal deformities, Infections of the

spine, Spondylolisthesis and disc

prolapse and degenerative diseases of

the spine.

✓ ✓

Shoulder diseases including

impingement, frozen shoulder, rotater

cuff injuries. Common congenital

anomalies of the shoulder and thoracic

inlet. Shoulder arthroplasty.

✓

✓

Elbow diseases, hand and wrist

anomalies and infections. Chronic wrist

instability and Keinbock's disease.

Paralytic hand and entrapment

neuropathies of the upper limb

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %

Practical/Clinical Exam 30 %

Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

✓

✓ ✓

✓

Course Text Books

Mercer's Orthopaedics surgery, Campbell's

Operative Orthopaedics



Course Instructor

Name: Prof.Dr. Essam El-Karef Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name: Prof. Dr. Fahmy A. Shoukry Signature:


Name: Prof. Dr. Hassan El-Hoseiny Signature:



Faculty: Medicine

Department: Orthopaedic Surgery and traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 05260705 Course Name: Orthopaedics Ia

Program in which the Course is Given: Master degree of Orthopaedic surgery..

Number of Credit Hours 3

Theoretical Clinical/Practical

Course Aims: Provide adequate knowledge on the structure and development of bone.

Provide the graduate sufficient knowledge and skills to diagnose and manage most of the

congenital and developmental diseases, osteoporosis, metabolic diseases, birth

injuries,cerebral palsy and poliomyelitis.



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding

A1 .Describe the structural characteristics of the musculoskeletal system

A6 .Describe the general concepts &

basic principles concerning diagnosis,

management and complications of

orthopedic diseases including the

modern techniques.

A1- Describe the structure of the different

bones and joints.

A2-Discuss the development of bones in

general and possible developmental errors.

A3- Outline the best methods of

investigation for different clinical situations

met in orthopaedic practice.

A4-identify most of the congenital and

developmental anomalies and their

management.

A5-describe systemic orthopaedic diseases

as metabolic,endocrinal,neuropathic and

myopathic diseases..

2 1

B. Intellectual

skills


the history and clinical examination

of the common orthopedic problems

to reach possible diagnosis

B2 .Interpret the clinical findings in

some rare and uncommon conditions

(especially in the field of congenitial

malformations, dysplasias, )to find a

possible differential diagnosis .



situations in common orthopedic

problems.

.

B1-Interpret the history taking especially in

children and the different examinations

techniques chosen to narrow as much as

possible the differential diagnosis or

reaching a diagnosis.

B2- Apply the correct method of diagnosing

the rare condition and differentiating

between them.

B3- Decide the best investigation needed for

specific clinical situation , putting in mind

the cost of the investigations ..

B4- Interpret the different common and

modern investigations available to narrow

differential diagnosis.

C.Professional

and Practical

Skills

C1 .Examine thoroughly and systematically the patients .


types of developmental &




basic & some modern tools.

C1-Identify the best method of history

taking from the patient and his parents that

may extend to the prenatal time.


locally.

C3-Identify the common blood diseases that

may affect the muscloskeletal system and

diagnose them.

C4-Manage congenital and developmental

conditions commonly met in orthopaedic

practice including birth problems by using

efficiently conservative and surgical

treatment.

C5-Manage osteoporosis and related

conditions including endocrinal and

metabolic diseases.

C6-treat the common neuropathic and

myopathic conditions that affects the

muscloskeletal system as myopathy,

neurofibromatosis and poliomyelitis

C7-Apply the conservative treatment

C8 .Follow the treatment of patients

with complex diseases according to

the plan designed by the consultants.

C10. Treat postoperative complications .

designed by the consultants for complex

diseases.

C8-Perform many of the surgical treatment

designed by the consultants for complex

diseases.

C9- Follow the patients postoperatively and

identify the postoperative complications.

C10-Manage the postoperative

complications by himself or by asking for

the correct assistance.

E- Attitudes and ethical behavior

E1.Respect patients' privacy

throughout all steps of

management & follow up team.

E1-Ensure confidentiality of the clinical and

personal information of the patients.

E2- Respect dignity of the patient.

E3- Ensure that unnecessary parts of patients

are not exposed.

E4- ensure that unnecessary personals do not

attend the procedure



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Introduction to orthopaedic surgery.

✓

Congenital malformations,

Developmental diseases

✓ ✓

Metabolic and hormonal diseases.

Osteoporosis.

Blood diseases(Myeloma, leukemia,

lymphoma)

Obestatric paralysis and cerebral palsy.

Myopathy and neurofibromatosis.

Poliomyelits.

Osteochondritis juvenilis

✓ ✓


Student Assessment

Methods of Assessment Essay Objective questions ✓

Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %


Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

Marcer 's Orthopaedic Surgery, Campell's

Orthopaedic surgery



Course Instructor

Name:Prof. Dr. Fahmy A. Shoukry Signature:

Program Coordinator



Name: Prof.Dr. Hassan El-Hoseiny Signature:

✓ ✓

✓



Faculty: Medicine

Department: : Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 05260706 Course Name: Orthopaedics Ib

Program in which the Course is Given : Master degree of Orthopaedic Surgery


Course Aims: Provides the student with good knowledge and some training in the fields of

infection, common bone tumors and deformities


Program ILO (refer to

program matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge and

Understanding

A6 .Describe the general

concepts & basic principles

concerning diagnosis,

management and complications

of orthopedic diseases including


A1-Identify the different forms of

bone and joint infection, including

specific ,postoperative and hospital

infection.

A2- Outline the different forms of

bone tumors whether primary or

secondary

A3-Identify the different form of

deformities and methods of

corrections.


B1. Use of the data obtained

from the history and clinical


orthopedic problems to reach

possible diagnosis .

B2 .Interpret the clinical findings

in some rare and uncommon

conditions (especially in the field

B1-Interpret the clinical examination

and the different investigations

techniques chosen to narrow as much

as possible the differential diagnosis

or reaching a diagnosis.

B2- Apply the correct method of

diagnosing the rare condition

including the differentiation methods

2 1

of tumors, specific infections )

to find a possible differential

diagnosis .



situations in common

orthopedic problems.




evaluation and decision-making

in clinical judgment in the field

of orthopedic and trauma

problems .

B5 .Plan management strategy

for common orthopedic and

traumatology situations and


situations.


that is cost effective according

to the patients' condition ,

economic situation and

preferences .

between those rare conditions.

B3- Decide the best investigation

needed for specific clinical situation ,

putting in mind the cost of the

investigations ..

B4- Interpret the different common

and modern investigations available

to narrow differential diagnosis.


diagnosis

B6- Design an acceptable

management plan especially in the

fields of the tumors, infection and

deformities.


management , based on the clinical

and economic situations and patients'

needs.

C.Professional and

Practical Skills



C3 .Correct most of the

congenital & acquired

deformities of the

musculoskeletal system using

C1-perform efficient history taking

from the patient and his parents that



locally.

C3-Diagnose most acquired

deformities including angular,

torsional deformities and leg length

discrepancies.





musculoskeletal system

including basic operative

interventions using basic &

some modern tools

C6 .Perform basic investigations

& standard interventions for

patients with neoplasms

including diagnostic and simple

therapeutic operative

procedures.




standard measures.



according to the plan designed

by the consultants

C9 .Design the preoperative

plan of management of

patients

C4- plan the management scheme for

most acquired deformities including

angular, torsional deformities and leg

length discrepancies.


management of the individual

deformities weighing the advantages

and disadvantages of each method

including the modern techniques.

C6-Apply efficiently the surgical and

the conservative management of the

different forms of bone and joint

infections

C7-choose investigation techniques

needed for cases of bone tumors

whether primary or Secondaries.

C8-Perform adequately and correctly

the biopsy techniques for most benign

and malignant bone tumors.

C9- Manage surgically all the benign

tumors and some malignant tumors.


complications and manage most of

them .


conservative treatment designed by

the consultants for complex diseases.

C12-Perform many of the surgical

treatment designed by the consultants


C13- Plan preoperative preparation ad

management especially for cases of

multidirection deformities and

neoplasms.

C14- follow the source of

postoperative infection to control it.

D. General Skills

_____________________ E-Attitudes and ethical behavior

D1.Council patients of

different social strata using

appropriate language and

terminology to conduct

necessary information about

their disease & required

management .

D8.Work collaboratively with

subordinates, colleagues and

seniors in the operative

theaters and wards

E2 .Follow strictly the safety

& infection control

procedures in OT & wards E3.Value the role of all health care professionals involved in the surgical & rehabilitation team

D1- Explain to the patients and their

relative, in a clear onset way, the

management scheme and the

expected results, complications

especially in the fields of limited

results as malignant tumors

,complicated deformities and severe

infections.

D2-work in teams with the same

specialty as well with different related

specialties as radiotherapy, infection

control



infection.

E3-Cooperate with the infection

control group, radiotherapist,

chemotherapist and physiotherapist to

improve the results of the treatment



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Pyogenic osteomyelitis and septic

arthritis.

Specific infections to bone and joints.

Post-operative and hospital infections.

✓ ✓

Benign and malignant bone and related

soft tissue tumors including bone

Secondaries and spinal tumors.

Chemo and radiotherapy of bone

tumors.

✓ ✓

Torsional and angular deformities.

Limb length discrepancy

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %


Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

Marcer 's Orthopaedic Surgery, Campell's

Orthopaedic surgery



Course Instructor

Name:Prof.Dr. Raafat Kamal Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name:Prof.Dr.Fahmy A.SHOUKRY Signature:


Name:Prof.Dr.Hassan El-Hosseiny Signature:

✓

✓ ✓

✓



Faculty: Medicine

Department: Orthopaedics and traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: : 05260708 Course Name: Orthopaedics I-d

Program in which the Course is Given : : Master degree of Orthopaedic Surgery


Course Aims

Gives the attendant suffeicient knoweldege and reasonable training in the field of the

diseases of the hip, knee, ankle and foot. Moreover, the candisate is given good informations

on medical ethics



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge and

Understanding

A6 .Describe the general concepts

& basic principles concerning

diagnosis, management and

complications of skeletal injuries

and orthopedic diseases including


A1-Describe most of the diseases and

anomalies of the hip, knee,ankle and

foot and their mangement.

A2-Identify the principles of medical

ethics



the history and clinical


orthopedic and traumatogy

problems to reach possible

B1-Interpret the history tasking and the

different examinations techniques

chosen to narrow as much as possible

the differential diagnosis or reaching a

diagnosis.

2 1

diagnosis .



situations in common orthopedic .




evaluation and decision-making in

clinical judgment in the field of

orthopedic problems.


common orthopedic situations

and some uncommon and difficult

situations.


that is cost effective according to

the patients' condition , economic


B2- Decide the best investigation needed

for specific clinical situation , putting in

mind the cost of the investigations .

B3- Interpert the different common and

modern investigations available to

narrow differential diagnosis.


diagnosis of the common diseases of the

upper limb and some rare conditions

B5- Design an acceptable management

plan in the common diseases of the

upper limb and some rare conditions.



economic situations and patients' needs

C.Professional and

Practical Skills









C1-Perform efficiently history taking

from the patient and his parents that may

extend to the prenatal time.


locally in a professional manner.

C3-Diagnose most diseases of the lower

limb especially the hip , knee and foot


end of the treatment

C4- Plan the management scheme for

most diseases of the lower limb

especially the hip , knee and foot


end of the treatment.


management of the individual diseases




standard measures.



according to the plan designed by

the consultants

C9 .Design the preoperative plan

of management of patients



emergency measures

C11.Write the preoperative,

operative, postoperative &

referral reports according to

standardized formats

C12 .Supervise & appraise

report writing by junior staff

including discharge & follow up

reports.

weighing the advantages and

disadvantages of each method including


C6-Apply efficiently the conservative

management of the different diseases of

the hand, elbow, shoulder and spine.

C7- Perform common surgical

operations and some uncommon ones in

the upper limb diseases and few surgical

procedures of the spine.


complications especially after spine

surgeries .


conservative treatment designed by the

consultants for complex diseases.

C10-Perform some of the surgical

treatment designed by the consultants


C11- Plan preoperative preparation

especially for cases of multidirection

deformities and neoplasms.

C12- Manage efficiently the

postoperative complication either by

himself or by asking for the correct

assistance.

C13- Write correctly, honestly and

precisely the patient's notes and the

referral letters.

C14-Ensure that his younger staff are

writing notes and referral letters

correctly , through teaching and

supervising them

D. General Skills

D1.Council patients of different social strata using appropriate language and terminology to conduct necessary information about their disease & required management.




results, complications of the treatment.

_________________ E-Attitudes and ethical behavior

______________

E1.Respect patients' privacy

throughout all steps of

management & follow up

E2 .Follow strictly the safety &

infection control procedures in

OT & wards E3.Value the role of all health care professionals involved in the surgical & rehabilitation team.

E1-Ensure that the clinical and personal

information of the patients is

confidential.

E2- Ensure that unnecessary parts of

patients are not exposed and the

unnecessary personnel do not attend the

procedure



infection.

E4-Cooperate with the infection control

group, radiologist, and physiotherapist

to improve the results of the treatment.

E5- Use the standard rules of medical

ethics in dealing with his patients, and

colleagues.



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Developmental Dysplasia of the hip,

Congenital and adolescent coax vara ,

Perth's disease, OA of the hip and

arthroplasty. Aascular necrosis of the

head femur.

✓

✓

OA of the knee and Knee arthroplasty,

Articular cartilage defects

✓ ✓

Hallux valgus,Frieberg, Kohler

diseases, Rheumatoid foot, Flat foot and

pes cavus deformity.

Medical ethics.

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE

✓

✓ ✓


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %


Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

Mercer's Orthopaedics surgery, Campbell's

Operative Orthopaedics



Course Instructor

Name: Assisstant Prof. Tarek El-Khadrawy Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name: Prof.Dr. Fahmy Anwar SHoukry Signature:


Name: Prof. Dr. Hassan El-Hosseiny Signature:

✓



Faculty: Medicine


Course Information

Course Code: 052008260 Course Name: Physiology for Orthopedics



Course Aims : Provide the candidate with adequate knowledge about the normal function

and control of Calcuim and phosphorus . Also the normal water and electrolyte ,acid base

balance and normal body response to trauma and shock .



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding

A2 . Discuss the normal functions of

the different components of the

musculoskeletal system.

A3 .Explain the phenomena occurring in different musculoskeletal system disorders on the basis of structural and functional changes

A1-list the normal function of the Calcuim

and phosphorus and their control,

A2- Describe the normal acid-base, water

and electrolyte balance of the body.

A3- Identify the normal body response to

trauma and shock .

B. Intellectual

skills

B1-.Integrate the different endocrinal and

metabolic diseases of bone to the hormonal

and enzymetic changes.

C.Professional

and Practical

Skills

1

D. General

Skills



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Tissue fluid formation and oedema, Homeostasis, .Water and electrolyte balance, Acid - Base balance

✓ ✓

Calcium and phosphorus homeostasis,

✓ ✓

Shock, , Body response to trauma., Function of Hypothalamic - Pituitary Axis

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 100 %


Others %

✓ ✓


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

✓



Course Instructor

Name:Dr.Adham Rashed. Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name:Prof. Dr.Fahmy A. Shoukry Signature:


Name: Prof Dr. Hassan El-Hosseiny Signature:

Revised by: Caroline Hana

Demonstrator at the department of medical education



Faculty: Medicine

Department: Orthopaedic Surgery and traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 053208260 Course Name: General Surgery for

Orthopaedics

Program in which the Course is Given

Master Degree in Orthopedics

Diploma Masters✓ Ph.D.

Credit Hours

1

Theoretical Practical

Course Aims:

To provide the graduate with necessary knowledge and skills to deal effectively, as a primary

treatment, with urgent surgical cases and shocked patients. Also, to diagnose and deal primarily

with multi-trauma patients.


Program ILO Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding

A7 .Outline the possible concomitant

injuries to other systems as vascular

genitourinary, cardiothoracic,skin and

head injuries.

A1- Describe the concomitant head

injuries, their possible complications and

the management of these injuries.


injuries to genitourinary tract and their

management .

A3- Explain the methods of skin covering

after trauma and management of

neoplasms.

A4- Identify the cardiothoracic traumatic

injuries and their management

A5. Explain the pathophysiology of body

response to trauma and shock.

0.5 o.5

B. Intellectual

skills

B3 .Decide the necessary investigations

for specific clinical situations in

common orthopedic and trauma

problems.

B4 .Apply evidence-based principles

and the scientific knowledge base to

critical evaluation and decision-making

in clinical judgment in the field of

orthopedic and trauma problems, with

special reference to polytrauma

patients and mass trauma.

B6 .Design priority scheme in managing

patients especially in poly trauma, mass

trauma, as well as in preparing routine

operative schedules.

B1 . Choose the investigations needed

for the suspected concomitant injuries

of the other system in trauma patients.

B2-Interpert the results of such

investigations to reach a probable

diagnosis.

B3 .Decide the type of management

that is cost effective according to the

patients' condition, economic situation

and preferences.

B4-.outline a strategy for management

of polytrauma and mass trauma.

B5-prioritize treatments in cases of

associated injuries, polytrauma and

mass trauma .

B6- Assign trauma team duties

according to efficiency and skills in

managing critical situations

C. Professional

and Practical

Skills



C2 .Perform all first aid and emergency

procedures in the field of traumatology

within the international standards of

Royal College of Surgeons.

C7.Anticipate & Treat post operative

homeostatic complications following

standard measures.

C1- Perform good history taking

from the patient and his relatives that



locally.

C3Apply the first aid treatment

procedures to the patients including

life saving procedures, and

immobilization of the fractures . C4- Monitor postoperative patients to

identify complications especially

haemostatic , cardiothoracic

complications , and shock.

C5-Manage efficiently the

postoperative complications

especially haemostatic and vascular

complications.

D. General Skills



language and terminology to conduct

necessary information about their

disease & required management .

D3 .Search in different literature

sources utilizing all available

resources in the field of practice

D4 .Sort out the retrieved data to

select the evidence based knowledge

and practice


subordinates, colleagues and seniors

in the operative theaters and wards

D1. deal with patients from different

socioeconomic, cultural and

educational backgrounds

Search for evidence based data about

a topic in orthopedic surgery using

available library, books, journals and

electronic resources

D2. Learn and teach in groups

D3. Evaluate and critically appraise

scientific information

D4. Cooperate with colleagues,

seniors and subordinates in health

care team to solve patient’s problems

and perform work duties

Course Content

(Units/Topics)


Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Water, electrolyte & acid base

balance

✓ ✓

Body response to trauma ✓

Head injuries ✓ ✓

Surgical nutrition ✓ ✓

Shock ✓

Haemostasis and disorders of

surgical bleeding.

✓ ✓

Spinal injuries ✓ ✓

Transplantation ✓

Minimally invasive surgery and

basic laparoscopy

✓

Reconstruction surgery of the neck ✓

Post-operative complication ✓ ✓

Anatomy of the hand ✓

Monitoring of the surgical patient ✓ ✓

Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term

End of term 100%


80 % written exam

20 % oral and\or clinical exam


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

Cuschieri's Essential Surgical Practice


Recent Advances in Surgery


Surgical Clinics of North America

✓ ✓

✓

Course Instructor: Prof.Dr. Abdel Reheim EL Bakoury

Course Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Fahmy Anwar Shoukry

Department Head: Prof. Dr. Hassan El-Hosseiny



Faculty: Medicine

Department: :Orthopaedic Surgery and traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 05260701 Course Name: Trauma Ia



Course Aims The aim of this course is to allow the student to have adequate knowledge and

reasonable training about different types of fractures, their complications and associated

injuries.



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding




skeletal injuries and orthopedic


techniques.


injuries to other systems as vascular

genitourinary, cardiothoracic, and

head injuries.

A1-list different types of the fractures

including open fractures.

A2-Identify the common methods used for

fixation and immobilization of the fracture.

A3-Identify the complications of the

fractures.

A4-Discuss the importance and the methods

of the rehabilitation after fractures.

A5-Identify the associated injuries of the

other systems especially the cardiothoracic,

vascular, genitourinary and head injuries.

A6-Recognize the methods of the treatment

of these associated injuries with special

reference to the first aid management.

A7- Describe the methods of skin coverage

after open fractures and skin defects, the

2 1

A8 . Explain the pathophysiology of

fracture healing, the biomechanics of

the skeleton and the biomaterials.

advantage and disadvantages of each

method.

A8-Discuss the mechanism of fracture

healing, the factors affects the healing of

fractures and the causes of non union of

fractures.

B. Intellectual

skills



of the common traumatogy problems

to reach possible diagnosis

.



situations in common trauma

problems.

.B8. Decide type of management that

is cost effective according to the

patients' condition , economic


B1-Interpret the history taking and the

different examinations techniques chosen

to narrow the differential diagnosis to

reaching a diagnosis.

B2- choose the best investigation needed for


the cost of the investigations , the time factor

and impact of these injuries and the possible

problems and complications during

transport.


diagnosis of the common fractures and some

rare conditions

B4- Use the results of the investigations to

narrow the differential diagnosis and reach

the correct diagnosis

B5- Design an acceptable management plan

in the common fractures and some rare

conditions.

B6-Judge the best cost effective

management plan, based on the clinical and


C.Professional

and Practical

Skills



C2 .Perform all first aid and

emergency procedures in the field of

traumatology within the international

standards of Royal College of

C1-perform good history taking from the

patient and his parents .


locally in a professional manner.

C3-Practice all life saving procedures and

first aid management in cases of severe,

massive trauma, as a member of trauma

team or working alone.

C4-Uses efficiently different methods of

Surgeons.

C4 .Perform Standard & Common

method of fracture fixation both

conservatively and operatively within

acceptable standards of accuracy &

time using basic & some modern

tools



complications following standard

measures.



emergency measures

conservative treatment, external fixators and

internal fixation for common fractures and

some rare cases.

C5- Identify the postoperative complications


complications.

C6- Manage efficiently the postoperative

complication

D. General

Skills






management .

D1- Explain to the patients and their relative,

in a clear honest way, the management

scheme and the expected results and

complications of the treatment.



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

How to examine trauma case, Diagnosis

of fractures, General and local

complications of fractures. , Open

fractures, Healing of fractures and

delayed union,

✓ ✓

Internal fixation of the fractures,

Extenal fixation of the fractures,

Conservative management and

management of Infected fractures

✓ ✓

Associated genitourinary

Cardiothoracic, vascular injuries..

Methods of skin coverage.

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %


Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

Rockwood and green, Campbell's Operative

Orthopaedics..



Course Instructor

Name: Prof.Dr. Ehab Badawy Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name: Prof. Dr. Fahmy Anwar Shoukry Signature:



✓

✓ ✓

✓



Faculty: Medicine

Department : Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 05260702 Course Name: Trauma Ib



Course Aims: Provides the students with necessary general knowledge and skills to deal

efficiently with fractures with special reference to certain specific injuries as pathological

fractures, injuries ion children ,elderly and osteoporotic bones, sport injuries and

polytrauma



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding




skeletal injuries including the modern

techniques.

A8 . Explain the pathophysiology of

fracture healing, the biomechanics of

the skeleton and the biomaterials.

A1-outline special types of injuries as

stress, pathological, periprosthetic,

osteoporotic fractures , sport injuries,

injuries in children and elderly and

polytrauma.

A2-List the common methods used for

fixation and immobilization of these injuries

A3-Identify the complications of these

fractures.


of the rehabilitation after fractures.

A5- Identify the different stresses applied on

the fractures, their effects on healing and the

biomechanical way to decrease or neutralize

2 1

theses stresses.

A6- Describe the biomechanics of different

fixation methods, the stresses applied on

them , the failure mechanism of fixation and

methods of prevention.

B. Intellectual

skills



critical evaluation and decision-

making in clinical judgment in the

field of trauma problems, with

special reference to polytrauma

patients and mass trauma.


common traumatology situations and


situations.

B6 .Design priority scheme in

managing patients especially in poly

trauma ,mass trauma, as well as in

preparing routine operative

schedules .

B8 .Decide type of management that

is cost effective according to the

patients' condition , economic


B1-Explain special plan of treatment for

polytrauma patients to save lives.

B2- outline a reliable plan of management

for these special injuries.


diagnosis, how to reach the correct diagnosis

and then to design an acceptable

management plan in the common fractures

and some rare conditions.

B4- illustrate a priority scheme that can save

more the patients ' life in the critical

situation as polytrauma .

B5- Identify the problems of associated

diseases in injured elderly patients and

priority scheme for management.

B6- Judge the best cost effective



C.Professional

and Practical

Skills

C2 .Perform all first aid and emergency procedures in the field of traumatology within the international standards of Royal College of

Surgeons.

C1-Apply all life saving procedure and first

aid management in cases of severe, massive

trauma, as a member of trauma team or

working alone.






tools




measures.



the plan designed by the consultants

C9 .Design the preoperative plan of

management of patients



emergency measures

C2- Practice the principle of trauma team

cooperation to manage polytrauma.

C3- Assign his duties as a member of the

trauma team and the time of interference

according to the patients needed priorities.



many methods of interal fixation for these

special injuries.



complications.

C6- Apply the consultant's regulation in the

treatment of the injured personnel.

C7- Perform all the conservative measures

and good part of surgeries.

C8-Design the preoperative plan especially

in elderly patients with associated diseases,

pathological fractures and children injuries.


complication either by himself or by asking

for the correct assistance.

D. General

Skills


subordinates, colleagues and

seniors in the operative theaters

and wards

D9.Lead teams of junior staff, and

related health professionals in

offering ward & OT services .

D1- Cooperate with different specialties

collogues, different members in the hospital

especially in trauma teams and mass

injuries.

D2-lead the junior staff , nurses and workers

in trauma room, emergency and causality

area, operative theatre , and words especially

in cases of mass trauma



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Pathological and stress fractures,

periprosthtic fractures, osteoporotic

fractures, Children injuries, Sport

injuries of the upper and lower

limbs.Injuries in the elderly.

✓ ✓

Assessment and modern management of

POLY TRAUMA PATIENTS,

Dislocations, ATLS,

✓ ✓

Biomechanics of fractures, implant

failure, compartmental syndrome &

volkmann's ischemic contracture.

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %


Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books


Orthopaedics..



✓

✓ ✓

✓

Course Instructor

Name: Prof.Dr. Mahmoud Ezz El-Dein. Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name: Prof. Dr. Fahmy Anwar Shoukry Signature:





Faculty: Medicine

Department: Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Course Information

Course Code: 05260704 Course Name: Trauma I d



Course Aims : Provide the student with necessary knowledge and training to deal with most

fractures and injuries of the spine, pelvis and lower limbs.



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding






techniques.

A1-list injuries of the dorsolumbar spine,

lower limb, and pelvis.

A2-outline the common methods used for

fixation , immobilization and management

of these injuries including use of arthroscope

for knee injuries.


injuries.


of the rehabilitation after these injuries..

B. Intellectual

skills




to reach possible diagnosis .

B3.Decide the necessary



to narrow as much as possible the


diagnosis.

B2- Decide the best investigation needed for

2 1


situations in common orthopedic and

trauma problems.



critical evaluation and decision-

making in clinical judgment in the

field of orthopedic and trauma

problems, with special reference to

polytrauma patients and mass

trauma.

B5. Plan management strategy for common orthopedic and traumatology situations and some uncommon and difficult situations B8 .Decide type of management that is cost effective according to the patients' condition , economic situation and preferences.




modern investigations available including

the arthroscopic techniques to narrow


B4-outline a realiable plan of management

for these special injuries.

.




C.Professional

and Practical

Skills


systematically the patients.

C2 .Perform all first aid and

emergency procedures in the field of

traumatology within the international

standards of Royal College of

Surgeons.






tools




measures.

C1- Perform good history taking from the

patient and his relatives that may extend to

the prenatal time.


locally.

C3Apply the first aid treatment procedures

to the patients including life saving

procedures, and immobilization of the

fractures .



many methods of interal fixation for these

special injuries.







management of patients

C10. Treat postoperative complications with emphasis on emergency measures

complications.

C6-Apply the consultant's regulation in the


C7- Perform all the conservative measures

and good part of surgeries by himself.

C8-Design the preoperative plan especially

in elderly patients with associated diseases,

cervical spine injuries and complicated

upper limb injuries.


complication either by himself or by asking

for the correct assistance.

D. General

Skills






management .







Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Injuries of dorsolumbar spine.

Fractures of the pelvis.

Fractures of the acetabulum.

Dislocations of the hip and knee.

✓ ✓

Fractures of the upper end of the femur.

Fractures and dislocations of the patella.

Fracture of the shaft and lower end of

the femur.

Ligamentous injuries of the knee.

Meniscal injuries of the knee.

Knee artheoscopy.

✓ ✓

Fracture tibia.

Fracures around the ankle.

Fracture and dislocation of the talus and

metatarsal bones.

Fracture of the calcaneus and Lisfrace

✓ ✓

injury


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %


Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books


Orthopaedics.



Course Instructor

Name: Prof. Dr. Magdy El-Dakhakhny Signature:

Program Coordinator




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✓ ✓

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Faculty: Medicine

Department: :Orethopaedics and traumatology.

Course Information

Course Code: : 05260703 Course Name: : Trauma Ic



Course Aims

Provide the student information and training for injuries in the regions of the shoulder,

arm, elbow, forearm,wrist and hands. Also injuries of cervical spine and peripheral nerves.



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding






techniques.

A1-outline injuries of the cervical spine,

upper limb, shoulder girdle and peripheral

nerve injuries.

A2-identify the common methods used for

fixation and immobilization of these injuries


injuries.


of the rehabilitation after these injuries..

B. Intellectual

skills




to reach possible diagnosis .

B3.Decide the necessary


situations in common orthopedic and



to narrow as much as possible the


diagnosis.

B2- Choose the best investigation needed for

2 1

trauma problems.

B5. Plan management strategy for common orthopedic and traumatology situations and some uncommon and difficult situations

B8 .Decide type of management that is cost effective according to the patients' condition , economic situation and preferences.




modern investigations available to narrow


B4-outline a plan of management for these

special injuries.

.

B6- Judge the best cost effective



C.Professional

and Practical

Skills








tools.




measures.





C1- Perform good history taking from the

patient and his relatives that may extend to

the prenatal time.


locally.

C3- Apply the first aid treatment procedures

to the patients including life saving

procedures, and immobilization of the

fractures .

C4- Perform different methods of


internal fixation for these special injuries.



complications.

C6-Apply the consultant's regulation in the


C7 Perform all the conservative measures

and good part of surgeries by himself.

C8- Design the preoperative plan especially

management of patients in elderly patients with associated diseases,

cervical spine injuries and complicated

upper limb injuries.

D. General

Skills






management .







Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

Cervical spine injuries

Peripheral nerve injuries

✓ ✓

Injuries of the scapula, clavicle and AC

joints.

Traumatic shoulder instability.

Rotator cuff injuries.

Fracture neck and shaft of the humerus

✓ ✓

Injuries of the clower end of the

humerus and the elbow.

Fractures of the ulna.

Fractures of the radius including distal

end.

Fractures and fracture dislocations of

the carpal bones.

Metacarpal and phalngeal injuries

including traumatic deformities of the

fingers

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others

✓

✓ ✓


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 70 %


Others %


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books


Orthopaedics.



Course Instructor

Name:Dr. Aymen soliman Signature:

Program Coordinator






Faculty: Medicine


Course Information

Course Code: 051408260 Course Name: Anatomy for Orthopedics

Program in which the Course is Given :Master degree of Orthopaedic Surgery


Course Aims: Provides the candidate a sufficient knowledge of the anatomy of the upper

limb including shoulder girdle, lower limbs including the pelvis and the spine.



matrix) Course ILOs

A. Knowledge

and

Understanding

A1 .Describe the structural

characteristics of the musculoskeletal

system at different stages of life at

both the macro and micro levels.

A3 .Explain the phenomena occurring in different musculoskeletal system disorders on the basis of structural and functional changes

A-Recognise the anatomy of the different

parts of body he is going to treat including

the upper limb , lower limb, pelvis and

spine.

A2- Identify the surface anatomy of the

different areas mentioned above.

A3-identify the applied anatomy of these

parts

A4-Desribe the basis of common

anatomical variations and the possible

disorders due to such variations.

B. Intellectual

skills

C.Professional

and Practical

Skills

1

D. General

Skills



Lectures self

learning

Practical/

Clinical

Small

group

discussion

Others

upper Limb :General and special features of their skeletons, muscles, vessels, nerves, regions .Also all joints of the limb, applied

✓ ✓

Lower Limb :General and special features of their skeletons, muscles, vessels, nerves,

regions .Also all joints of the limb, applied)

✓ ✓

Spine: Oseology of the vertebral column, muscles, ligaments, joints, vessels and nerves related, vertebral canal

✓ ✓


Student Assessment



Case OSCE/OSPE


Others


Mid-term %

End of term 100 %


Written Exam 100 %


Others %

✓ ✓


Lecture Notes

✓

Course Text Books

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Course Instructor :

Name: Prof.Dr.Fouaad Heikel

Prof. Dr. Fardous El-Kalaa Signature:

Program Coordinator

Name:Prof. Dr.Fahmy A. Shoukry Signature:


Name:Prof. Dr. Hassan El-Hosseiny Signature:

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